whats the cheapest legal way to dispose of my dead body so i can stick it to the funeral industry?
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Become entirely homeless and cut off all contacts and remove all identification so no one will be around to care when you die.
I'm sincerely curious, what is done with corpses like that? And who takes care of it?
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There are burial grounds that are basically natural parks, where you have to be buried in something biodegradable, like a shroud or pine needle basket, and no grave markers are allowed besides something like a tree or uncut rock. (Burial locations are recorded by gps.) I'd like to be buried in one of these places. Not sure what the cost is, though.
Ironically enough, it sounds expensive because it sounds like someone bought a bunch of land for that purpose to appeal to people who want to be buried naturally. Big money Maker for them.
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That's my plan. So far it's working out!
It's been 20 hours so far since you last reported, Still holding up?
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Ashes don't burn any further. That is why they are ashes.
so ull be inside ur homies forever
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Wouldn't that also be funeral industry
Depends on who owns the land, I guess. But they specifically mentioned wanting to be buried in just a wrap or something, which places like this let you do.
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Ironically enough, it sounds expensive because it sounds like someone bought a bunch of land for that purpose to appeal to people who want to be buried naturally. Big money Maker for them.
Could be. Being buried in one of the old, forgotten cemetaries that dot the woods in some places might work. You might be able to just add an extra body there and no one would ever see or question it.
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I'm sincerely curious, what is done with corpses like that? And who takes care of it?
wrote last edited by [email protected]They just stay in the morgue until there is no room and then cremate you for space.
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They just stay in the morgue until there is no room and then cremate you for space.
I wonder why they wouldn't just cremate immediately, which makes me wonder if morgue is waiting for a moment when cremating a non-paying homeless person would be most time-and cost-efficient, horrifying I imagine that they might throw that body in with the next paying customer. You know family members are never allowed to witness a cremation of loved one, even if they're the ones who paid the fee. So hey, morgue might as well throw in a homeless guy, make it a two-for-one deal. Because surely there are costs associated with heating up the crematorium.
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Not in Spain.
True, this is more of a USA problem specifically
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What in the fuck did I just read?
Anyway the disclaimer at the bottom of the page is gold
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